The photos show both 4-bolt and 5-bolt mounts. I need a 5-bolt w/ 94mm bolt circle diameter, w/42 teeth. Is the 94x42T likely to work?
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It looks like 94mm only comes with 5-bolt. http://www.sheldonbrown.com/cribsheet-bcd.html.
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Pat Sorry for the late response. It looks as if three slots will do it. My mount has weird spacing but I am sure that three is the trick; this red dot is very short. Hope this helps. Dan
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I assume since Amazon sent me a request for an answer this is the same OTC puller I bought through Amazon several years ago. I don't see any markings on it though. Mine has a bolt diameter range of just under 4" up to slightly over 4 1/2". There's no way it would fit a 5 1/2" bolt pattern. OTC does make a larger puller so maybe there's some confusion over which model this is. I do believe this is designed for cars, not trucks. I used it to push the half shaft out of the wheel hub on a 2004 Hyundai Santa Fe, worked great.
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I'm curious as to the discrepancies between answers here. Has anyone besides Buck actually tested the torque function on left/reverse threaded bolts? I can confirm that my Tekton 3/8" does NOT work to torque left threaded bolts.
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Mine came with a bolt and my stock was a telescoping m4 style one. It definitely was different. Yours may not come with one YMMV. However 5/16 18 bolts are easy to find though.
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Alon, the bolt pattern is indeed 2". I assume you realize, however, this is just the set of bolts that allows the rim to be taken apart for repair? The actual mounting solution for this style of rim is to mount it on a 5/8" shaft. The bearings will require a little "slop" as they are mounted- do NOT tighten up against the hub too tightly or the bearing will fail quickly.
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This particular part number is for medium height scope rings. I don't know why they're identified here as "internal" scope mounts. They actually are "integral" scope mounts, which means they are the mount and rings all in one unit. I used mine to mount a 3-9X40 riflescope close to the barrel.
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I ha ve a 32 mounted to mine..works great. 50 is big and it really needs mounted with the holes.
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The bolt (screw) circle is 11 5/8" so the hole diameter should be about 1/2" smaller than that or NO BIGGER THAN 11 1/8" otherwise the screws will have nothing to screw into. You can probably get away with using only 4 screws at 12-3-6 and 9 O'Clock. That's what I did.
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It's not the hub size (@3" to 4" or so on the 4-bolt rim)... It's the bolt pattern and overall tire size that matters. Either 4-bolt or 5-bolt wheel combo's like these are universal small trailer sized. The 5-bolt rim usually has a bigger hub diameter. If you can, you need to look closely at the tire/wheel combo currently on your utility or boat trailer and read & measure the tire size, load rating and count the bolts. The majority of small light duty utility trailers use these and they are an excellent choice. I have a new white 4-bolt set of these on a freshly painted red 4' x 8' utility trailer and they look real good. Hope this answers your question. Good luck. It's not the hub size (@3" to 4" or so on the 4-bolt rim)... It's the bolt pattern and overall tire size that matters. Either 4-bolt or 5-bolt wheel combo's like these are universal small trailer sized. The 5-bolt rim usually has a bigger hub diameter. If you can, you need to look closely at the tire/wheel combo currently on your utility or boat trailer and read & measure the tire size, load rating and count the bolts. The majority of small light duty utility trailers use these and they are an excellent choice. I have a new white 4-bolt set of these on a freshly painted red 4' x... » Read More It's not the hub size (@3" to 4" or so on the 4-bolt rim)... It's the bolt pattern and overall tire size that matters. Either 4-bolt or 5-bolt wheel combo's like these are universal small trailer sized. The 5-bolt rim usually has a bigger hub diameter. If you can, you need to look closely at the tire/wheel combo currently on your utility or boat trailer and read & measure the tire size, load rating and count the bolts. The majority of small light duty utility trailers use these and they are an excellent choice. I have a new white 4-bolt set of these on a freshly painted red 4' x 8' utility trailer and they look real good. Hope this answers your question. Good luck. « Show Less
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That staggered bolt pattern is for flywheel/ flexplate with 168 teeth. The straight across bolt pattern is for the smaller 153 tooth. So depending on what size flywheel/flexplate you're using, will determine if this will work or not.
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I tried mounts from BSA, Pyramid Air, and CZ. They all worked with my Nikon 4-16X scope. I have the Pyramid Air (BKL) mounts on my gun now. The bolt is close but it works just fine.
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Hello Richard, I purchased this set of fasteners about 2 months ago, the bolt selection goes up to 16mm (5 different lengths of 16mm) it is perfect for my small shop, however, depending your need, this assortment maybe too small for you. Good luck, take care. Wayne
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Hello,No, they are the incorrect bolt pattern. You would want 5x4.75.Thanks,-Jon
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Hello,Amazon was mistaken. You do in fact have a 5x115 bolt pattern with an offset range of 35-45. -GilbertAmazon was mistaken. You do in fact have a 5x115 bolt pattern with an offset range of
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I have not yet mounted it, just came the other day. It looks like 3/8 bolts or lag screws would work well. I did not measure the mounting hole, but they are larger than 3/8. Be sure to look at other comments and product reviews. This is a quality vise, but the specs are not accurate as listed on Amazon.
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Not as engineered. The 3X5 is a bit vague, isn't it. The 3 is vertical and the 5 is horizontal. In you case it dosen't matter. The other way around might be made to work by buying longer bolts. I got mine to work by buying some extra stuff. But if you haven't bought it yet try another jack. The design is not a good one anyway. it is easy for it to slip around. I had to adjust for that too.